SC-651 929-Cranberry M.O. Member & Alternate Member Nomination

Marketing Orders for Fruit Crops

SC-651 Ballot (09-16)

Generic Fruit Crops (Voluntary)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE

SPECIALTY CROPS PROGRAM


CRANBERRY MARKETING COMMITTEE

MEMBER AND ALTERNATE MEMBER BALLOT


I hereby cast my Ballot for two (2) of the following nominees to serve as one member and one alternate member to represent growers from Cranberry Marketing Order District No. _____ who are not from major cooperatives, on the Cranberry Marketing Committee during the term of office that begins

August 1, 20___. Mark the Ballot for two of the nominees listed below by placing an X in the box next to the nominee’s name.

NOMINEES












I certify that I am a producer of cranberries in District No. _____. (Please specify District Number.)


District 1: the States of Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; District 2: the States of New Jersey and Long Island in the State of New York; District 3: the States of Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota; and District 4: the States of Oregon and Washington.



Name of person voting


Signature of person voting

Ballots must be postmarked by _________ in order to be counted.










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SC-651 (Rev. 9/2016. Destroy previous editions.)

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